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Here is an article about raising boys. Rachel Lu asks women to understand masculinity and seek to help boys and men to be what God created them to be. It is a challenging article addressed particularly to women. Here it is. Read More →

You may have heard of Cardinal Sarah’s request to priests. Cardinal Sarah is the Prefect for the Congregation for Divine Worship. He is encouraging priests to face Ad Orientem (toward the Liturgical East) meaning facing away from the congregation. This was the position of... Read More →

The subject is the family, lately. So, in the wake of Father’s Day, let me share this article on Fatherhood. Read More →

Today is the feast of St. Philip Neri, the founder of the Oratorians. Here is nice article about him. Enjoy. Read More →

Here is the talk I gave for the Divine Mercy Devotion this past Sunday: And Mary said, “My soul magnifies the Lord, and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior, for he has regarded the low estate of his handmaiden. For behold, henceforth all generations will call me blessed;... Read More →

As we prepare to celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday, here is a good article about St. Faustina and the image of Christ as Divine Mercy. Read More →

He is Risen! He is Risen Indeed! Happy Easter and a joyful Easter Season to all. We welcomed many into Full Communion in the Church at the Easter Vigil. Keep praying and supporting our Neophytes. This is an important time for them and us. Moving from the RCIA program, where they... Read More →

At the Easter Vigil we will welcome those entering into full communion with the Church. Their paths into the Church are as different as each person. There are two accounts I found online that give an account of how these two people found their way into the Church. Even... Read More →

These days the faith is being passed on by grandparents to grandchildren. Pope Francis, who received much of his faith from his grandmother, recognizes this. Here is an article about a talk given by the Pope praising grandparents who pass on the faith. Read More →